How many warehouse hazards can you spot? Educate your warehouse staff with this cartoon – a health and safety cartoon can save accidents. In this cartoon you can see the following hazards:
This cartoon measures 59.4cm x 42cm and can be printed out poster size for you to educate/train your staff. I would be happy to edit out hazards you do not require or add others I haven’t illustrated – I want to work with you to get the hazard spotting image exactly right for your health and safety training.
Warehouse hazards in this cartoon are:
Chemicals cabinet left open, chemical drum lid not secure, Chemical drum spillage, usingcompressed on clothing, ear defenders up at noisy site, rubbish attracting rats, over reaching on ladder, ladder on top of unsteady boxes, smoking in non-smoking area, forklift truck hitting racking causing product boxes to fall from racking, unsafe practice of forklift truck lifting rolling ladders to reach out of reach broken lights, stood on containers instead of using rolling ladder, oil drum spillage onto warehouse floor, unsafe box hanging from racking, stood on pail reaching, climbing racking, working using pallets to get extra height on ladder, worker carrying stack on boxes down stairs – can’t see where he is going, worker running down stairs, guy carrying too heavy containers down steps, worker trying to lift large box on his own – should get assistance, worker tripping over box, rolling ladder on it’s side, spillage not cleaned up,worker about to trip on cable, chains left in middle of work area, working texting while walking and about to fall down uncovered manhole, worker has clothing stuck in conveyor, worker twisting while moving boxes from conveyor, leaving an open electrical cabinet unattended, worker reaching under conveyor to fix something while power is still on, garbage/rubbish in paper and cardboard only wheelie bin, wheelie bin left in walk area, worker pulling pallet truck – can’t see where he is going, worker pulling bag out from half way down a stack – stack falling onto him, guy talking on mobile/cell phone about to tread onto nail in broken pallet, extension cable left unwound – dangerous trip hazard, fire extinguisher not in it’s proper holder, fire exit blocked, workers riding on forklift truck, worker not concentrating while cutting box strapping, worker eating on warehouse floor, overflowing trashcan, worker dressed on shorts and sandals, incorrect lifting, forklift truck driver not looking where he is driving – hitting worker, truck in dock hitting worker, truck not using wheel chokes, worker walking while on phone going down steps, worker slipping/tripping on spilt items, worker reading clipboard about to be hit by forklift truck driver who can’r see him, worker setting himself on fire while shrink-wrapping pallet, incorrect lifting of heavy pails, dangerously incorrect stack of pallets, health and safety poster upside-down, wheelchair user blocked in my inappropriate stacked boxes, broken cracked window, carrying too much, broken fire alarm.
Obstacles – An untidy warehouse is a nightmare for a forklift truck operator. Obstacles such as pallets, stock or other equipment are common occurrences in busy warehouses
If you would like to license this whiteboard animation and use it in your company training courses/programmes. Or have it edited/customised with your company logo or details.
Please contact Richard on 00 44 1246 209034 or email rd@safetycartoon.com
Website: http://www.safetycartoon.com
I’m also happy to make edits to the video to suit your needs.
Use the above details if you want a bespoke whiteboard animation creating to highlight health and safety hazards. Remember, H & S cartoons can save life or limb!
For other health and safety videos here on YouTube:
Warehouse health and safety hazards: https://youtu.be/sTMDBAV8FU0
Manually pulling-pushing a load: https://youtu.be/d3q5gwbSZYo
Manual-handling Lifting a load correctly and safely: https://youtu.be/c_CjxAiMSDI
Working in confined spaces: https://youtu.be/skpCvuGe9sQ
Health and safety whiteboard animation cartoon video to keep you safe at work – I’m going on a safety training course tomorrow…
You can licence this video to use in your training programmes. It can also be edited if you prefer different captions, have your logo added, use a different language – I’m happy to work with you to get the right results!
There are plenty of accidents that happen to those who work with miter saws each and every year. Generally, these accidents occur because of the carelessness of the person who is operating the saw. A simple lapse in safety procedures by those who are using the saw can lead to serious injuries. If you own or use a miter saw, you need to make sure that you avoid these injuries by following your own set of safety procedures.
There are various steps, safety tips, and tricks that are used by saw users to keep themselves safe. It is important for each and every user to utilize these safety tips, as they need to keep themselves out of harms way. These four safety tips will help you to stay safe as you work with your miter saw.
Wear Protective Gear
One of the main ways to keep your body safe is to wear protective gear as you use your miter saw. You need to make sure that you have your goggles on each and every time that you make a cut. The protective eyewear will help to protect your eyes from flying debris that can projectile off of the saw as you cut into your wood. Protective clothing pieces, including gloves and long sleeve shirts, will help to keep your body safe from these projectiles.
2. Use your Blade Guard
Your blade guard is an important safety piece for your miter saw. The blade guard will help you to keep your hand away from the blade, helping you to avoid any potential injuries. You should never remove the blade guard from your miter saw.
3. Slow it Down
You need to make sure that you are taking your time as you make each and every cut with your miter saw. If you go at a slow pace, you will be able to stop yourself from potential injury; the slower you are going, the more likely you are to catch hand misplacement before your hand reaches the saw.
4. Use Guides/Never Freehand
If you want to make sure that you stay safe while using your miter saw, use the guides that are provided with the saw. A majority of the accidents that occur with miter saw happen as people attempt to free-hand their cuts. You should never freehand the cuts that you make with a miter saw, as this leaves your hands vulnerable to the blade.
The steps required to keep yourself safe while using a miter saw are simple and easy to follow. Unfortunately, multiple people sustain injuries while using this saw because of their negligence toward these simple safety procedures. If you own or operate a miter saw, you need to make sure that you follow these own safety procedures. The procedures will help to keep you injury free as you efficiently complete the cuts needed to complete your job.
